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DevOps Git Nginx CI/CD Task Guide

The document outlines a practical task for implementing a CI/CD pipeline using Git, Nginx, and Jenkins. It includes four main tasks: creating a local Git repository and syncing with GitHub, deploying a web page using Nginx, connecting Jenkins with GitHub and the server, and building a CI/CD pipeline for automated deployment. Each task requires specific instructions and the attachment of relevant screenshots to demonstrate completion.

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DevOps Git Nginx CI/CD Task Guide

The document outlines a practical task for implementing a CI/CD pipeline using Git, Nginx, and Jenkins. It includes four main tasks: creating a local Git repository and syncing with GitHub, deploying a web page using Nginx, connecting Jenkins with GitHub and the server, and building a CI/CD pipeline for automated deployment. Each task requires specific instructions and the attachment of relevant screenshots to demonstrate completion.

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DevOps Practical Task Submission Document

To perform Git operations, deploy a simple web page using Nginx, connect GitHub–
Jenkins–Server, and build a CI/CD pipeline for automated deployment.

Task 1: Create Git Local Repository and Push/Pull Code from GitHub

Instructions:

1. Create a local Git repository.


2. Add and commit files (e.g., [Link]).
3. Create a remote repository on GitHub.
4. Push local commits to GitHub.
5. Pull changes from GitHub after updating files remotely.

Attach Screenshots:

 Screenshot 1: Git initialization


 Screenshot 2: Commit and push commands
 Screenshot 3: GitHub repository showing the uploaded file
 Screenshot 4: Pull operation result

Task 2: Deploy a Simple Application using Nginx Server

Instructions:

1. Install Nginx on your Linux VM.


2. Replace the default [Link] file with your own web page.
3. Restart Nginx and test the site using your browser’s IP address.

Attach Screenshots:

 Screenshot 1: Nginx installation


 Screenshot 2: Custom [Link] file
 Screenshot 3: Browser view showing your deployed web page

Task 3: Connect GitHub, Jenkins, and Server

Instructions:

1. Install and configure Jenkins.


2. Connect Jenkins to your GitHub repository using credentials or tokens.
3. Configure Jenkins to access your server (via SSH or credentials).

Attach Screenshots:

 Screenshot 1: Jenkins connected to GitHub


 Screenshot 2: Jenkins credentials configuration
 Screenshot 3: Successful connection test with server

Task 4: Build CI/CD Pipeline using Jenkins

Instructions:

1. Create a new Jenkins Pipeline project.


2. Write a Jenkinsfile or use the pipeline editor to automate:
o Pull code from GitHub
o Deploy automatically to Nginx web server
3. Commit and push changes in GitHub — verify automatic deployment.

Attach Screenshots:

 Screenshot 1: Jenkins pipeline configuration


 Screenshot 2: Build success log
 Screenshot 3: Updated web page visible in browser after auto-deployment

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